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Friday, January 22, 1932 LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA" GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven NEWS of tHe CHURCHES Christian Church Board Elected; Installed Sunday Lutherans Start New Year With Vigor Following Congregational Meet, Pastor States. A special Installation service for the newly elected church board or the Central Church of Christ will be held at the church on Sunday, at 11 o'clock. New officers to be In stalled for tho year are: Elders. O. C. Plcshman, Q. W. Roberts, J. J. Hawlcy, L. S. Weeks, Dr. J. L. Mc pherson, J. H. Blunt; deacons, H. P. Gijecr, A. J. Pyle, Harry French, El mer Miller, Henry Wlnburn, Loyd Purdy, W. S, Price, O. W. Wagner, D. Smt-uz, Geo. I. Anderson. Andrew Mullenberg and C. W. Bunting; dea conesses, Mrs. J. L. Mcpherson, Mrs. Arch Conley, Mrs. Henry Wlnburn, Mrs. Nellie Harrison, Mrs. H. P. Greer. An Impressive Installation service will be used and instructions will be given as to tho duties of church officers. The choir will sing a special anthem at tills service and the communion will be served. At 6:30 p. m. the Christian En deavor societies meet for their regu lar prayer meeting and discussion. A splendid attendance is being en- Joyed by each of the four groups. The services at the Central Church of Christ will begin with the Bible school, Sunday morning at 9:45. Miss Dorothy Smutz is superintendent of the Bible school and all departments are thoroughly graded and equipped with the best lesson materials avail able. "Wo urge that all who are not attending some other Bible school enroll In one of our classes," Rev. Paul de P. Mortlmore says, A service of unusual Interest Is being planned for 7:30 p. m. The pastor has announced that he will answer some of the false statements made in some atheistic literature which was recently mailed to him anonymously. 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The orches tra will play a prelude and the popu lar song service, will bo held as usual. Zlon English Lutheran Church M Avenue near Fourth After the fine reports of progress made at the annual congregational meeting last Monday evening, Zlon Lutheran church begins another yoar with renewed vigor. The pastor will continue to preach each Sunday on the Epistle lessons in the perfcopes, drawing out their vital meaning for life today. At the 11 o'clock service Sunday, ho will preach on the theme "A Tremendous Responsibility." The choir will sing the anthem, "Tarry With Me" by PI nsuti -Parks, accom panied by Miss Helen Jensen, pianist. At 0:45, the Sunday school will hold Its regular period of worship and study. Tho Sunday school Is growing and holds tho interest of the children enrolled. Any boys or girls who go to no other school are welcome at the Lutheran Sunday school. Mr. Herbert Langren. president of tho Luther league, Is the leader for tho devotional meeting Sunday eve ning at 7 o'clock in the church an nex. The topic for discussion is "What Leadership Should We Pol low?" The new officers for 1932 will also be Installed at this time. Young people will find these - meetings In teresting and instructive. First Church of Christ, Scientist First at Washington "Truth" will be the subject of the lesson-sermon In all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Jan. 24. Tho Golden Text will be, "God shall send forth his mercy and his truth" (Ps. 67:3). Among the citations which com prised the lesson-sermon will be the following from the Bible: "His merci ful kindness is great toward us: and the truth of the Lord endureth for ever" (Ps.l7:2). The lesson-sermon also includes the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip tures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "In Science, Truth Is divine, and the lnfinito God can have no unlikeness. . ... If God, tho All-in-all, be the creator of the spiritual universe, In cluding man. then everything en titled to a classification as truth, or Science, must be comprised In a knowledge or understanding of God, for there can be nothing beyond il limitable divinity" (pp. 287, 127). Sunday school is held at 0:45 o'clock; Wednesday evening services, 8 o'clock. Reading room, West Jacobson building, open dally except Sundays and holidays. Services at church edifice, corner First and Washington streets, 11 a. m. .and 8 p. m. Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth and Spring "Worthy Impulses" is the interest ing sermon topic which Rev. W. H. Hertzog, of the Methodist Episcopal church, has announced for. Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock service at the church. Splendid music by tho chorus choir of mixed voices will bo furnished, with the choir singing the anthem, "Trust in the Lord," by Handel. Mrs. Sherwood Williams will sing tho soprano solo, "Hold Thou My Hand," by Briggs. Tho 7 o'clock evening worship ser vice, In charge of the young people, will Include special music by the young folk's choir, under the leader ship of Harvey Carter, and the Ep wortfr league discussion by the young people will follow. The adults will study the parables of Jesus, the pastor leading. . Sunday church school will meet at 9:45 In four departments, with M. L. Whitney as general .superintendent. Methodist Church South Corner Fir and U Streets Preaching services will bo held in the Methodist Church, South, on Sunday both at 11 o'clock In tho morning and at 7 o'clock In the eve ning. Rev. A. J. Starmer will de liver the sermon at both services, us ing as bis topic In the evening "Good Citizenship." Tho Sunday school will be held In the morning at 10 o'clock with William Elam as superintend ent. Tho Epworth league will meet at 6 o'clock for the young people, und at the same hour Bible study and prayer meeting will bo held for tho older people In the downstairs room. Rev. Starmer issues a special in vitation to the Women's Christian Temperance union and all other pa triotic societies of the city to attend tho evening service at 7 o'clock. s Church or, the Nuznrono Corner Y and Birch In the absence of the pastor of tho Church of the Nazarene, Rev. Han cock, of Cove, will preach both tho morning and evonlng services, Rev. E. E. Taylor, pastor, states. Preach ing will bo held at both 11 o'clock and 7:30 on Sunday, with the other services being: Sunday school at 9:45; Junior society at 4 o'clock, and the Young People's society at 6:30. Sermonette . 1 Edited by Harriet R. MacDonald "If yo love me, keep my com mandments." John: 14-16. It Is necessary to endeavor to live according to the commandments In the smallest details. We must "shun evils becauso they are sins against God, and do good because It is of God and from God." (Swedenborg). "God is love," and nothing can come from Him which Is not good. But when we disobey tho command ments, wo pervert the good we re ceive from Him, and evil results. The Lord always leaves us In freedom to obey or disobey His laws and so Sppakinq f Weather- I hi Chdrtes Fitihwh Ttilmm 1 ; oftkU$.WedtherBumu Cloudburst Caused By Uprushlng Wurm Currents of Air; Falls , ;: ,. . When Current Ceases A standard dictionary defines a cloudburst as "a sudden copious rain fall, as lftho whole cloud, had been precipitated at one time." As a matter of fact, If a cloud of the largest size were, by a miracle, precipitated at ono time, coming down at tho maximum speed of fall ing raindrops, It would not cause a torrential shower, such as la com monly described, as a cloudburst; but to choose between good and evil. By j of course tho comparatively small the innumerable choices which we amount of water In the elouds was make in our dally lives, we determine j not realized by our ancestors, who oeiiBvtu vuttb viuuuts ttumeuiueti uc- tually burst and discharged' their en- our life hereafter, wnen wo ais obey, and so choose rvtl, we become spiritually sick and may at last be come dead to all good. This is tho only death wo need fear.' In the culture of the spiritual me the church stands ready to help us. To bo sure, church-going Is not In dispensable, but the church where the Word Is understood and wnere lessons of daily life aro drawn from it can be of Inestimable servico to us. Many feel that tney nave no time for religion, thinking of It as something apart from life, but, "All religion has relation to life, and the life of religion is to do gooa." a. h. d. tiro watery load at once upon tho earth, This Idea Is learnedly set forth in a quaint little German work by Christian Wolse, published In 1701, as well as In many later works. The earlier scientific attempts to account for tho tremendous down pours to which the name "cloud burst" is ' applied assumed that tho water was duo to rapid condensation in the vortox of a tornado or water spout, and hence the name "water-1 spout" was formerly often applied to a cloudburst, even when.lt occurred far from any body of water. The ralufall attending a tornado la doubtless .sometimes - of cloudburst intensity, but the majority of clpud- bursts- are. now believed to be the product of. thunderstorms. ' Violent ,. uprushlng. currents of air always oc-. cur at the front of an advancing thunderstorm. Moisture In- the air drawn into the storm by these cur rents condenses as It rises, on ac count of the cooling of the air by expansion,, but tho. upward blast is so -strong that for a tune the water is prevented from falling as rain, . If tho rising ..currents are weakened at some point, a. large accumulation of water is. permitted. to fall at one. time. Thia' is especially likely to oc cur whon a. traveling thunderstorm, which Is fed by rising streams of air from overheated ground, passes over the cooler surface of a mountain, so that the supply of warm air Is tem porarily cut off. This would explain tho special frequency of cloudbursts in mountainous regions, NEXT: What Is "St. Elmo's fire?" LUMBER REPORT PORTLAND, Ore... Jan. 22 (P) Ono hundred twenty-two mills In tho western nino territory of Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Now Mexico, Oregon and Washington re porting to the Western Pine associa tion for tho week ending January 16. onerated at 0 per cent of capacity as compared to 9.7 per cent during the preceding week. Twenty-eight of tho mills operated at an averngo of 27.8 per cent of their capacity and 94 mills wore down. 1 Total production for tho week was 12,171,000 feet, while shipments were 33.458,000 feet and orders totaled 34, 899.000 feet. Unfilled orders Increas ed 1,441.000 feet: r Current new business increased 2, 714.000 foot oc 8.4 per cent over tho preceding week. Production-was 386,- 000 feet less and shipments increased 1,305.000 feot. Orders for tho wcok were 23.0 per cent under those of the corresponding week of 1031, and 38.7 per cent un der tho 3-year average for January. First Presbyterian Church Washington and Sixth Streets 'The Christian religion is the chief bulwark of the nation as well as of one's personal Joy. The church has, in every age, been carefully carrying out the injunctions of tho master, Christ, and has sincerely endeavored to emulate His character," Rev. J. George Walz, of the First Presbyte rian church, believes. The minister urges his congregation to attend the 11 o'clock services at the church Sunday morning, when he will speak on "The Land of HiB Hopes," en deavoring to" show how the church Interprets Christ's words, "Upon this rock I will build my church; and tho gates of hell shall not prevail against It," also "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself." The quar tet will sing the anthem, "Father in Heaven," by Briggs, and Mrs. Ray Fuller will sing the offertory solo, "God Heareth Me," by Dichmont. Miss Gladyp Miller will play the service. At 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Floyd Sherwood will present the special music, and tho minister will continue the open 7;3q, forum on "Tho Office of Gods Holy Spirit." Sunday Bible school, Harold Fin Iny, superintendent, meets regularly at 9:45 a. m. The orchestra assists In the music each Sunday and will again furnish a special number. ' Junior Christian Endeavor is at 3:00 p. m. Intermediate and senior Christian Endeavor is at 6:15 p. m. The Gospel Mission 2201 North Fir Street Services at the Gospel Mission prove to be of interest next Sunday, with Sunday school at 9:45; morn ing service of worship at 11 o'clock; young people's service at 6:45, where a good service Is being held every Sunday night. Tho evening services will be held at 7:30, and the pastor, Rev. L. Carl sen states, "Tho evening sorvlces havo never- been so blessed of the Lord, and so , well attended as of late. Youwlll enjoy this Borvlce of old-time . power and liberty. The message for Sunday evening will be "Miracles and Prophecy, tho Two Outstanding Arguments for the Out standing Book of tho World's History." Ho adds, "Never has thero been a religion that has dared to- rest its claims on these two great realities. To establish ono miracle and one prophecy. Is to carry the enemy's fortress by storm." The week night services are held on Tuesday and Friday nights at Combines Many Sounds A report from Fertln tells the world that a new quintuple instru ment has been Invented wblcb com bines the grand piano, radio, bar monhmi, - spinet and phonoograph with a loud speaker. Oh, for a lodge In the wilderness. New London Day. . .. " ....... Consolidation Of Army And Navy Is Asked In Measure WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 (T) Con solidation of tho army and navy was proposed to the house expenditures commit too yesterday with tho pre diction It would savo 100,00O,0OO a year. Chairman Byrns of tho appropria tions committee gavo the estimate during a hearing on his bill to cro- ato a department of national defense His bill would provide that tho new secretary of national defense have thrco assistants one for the army, ono for tho navy, one for aviation, and perhapfr a-fourth assistant secre tary for munitions, .-- ' Byrns said ho did-not blame army and navy; officers for "not wanting us to pass this bill. But they shouldn't bo allowed to"run th government." The Tennessee Democrat read bud get estimates for"' 1933 to show ex penditures In Washington for civilian personnel, contingent expenses and . printing and binding in the war de partments totaled moro than $9,800, 000. "You don't have to be told that If you consolidate those services you could save money," Byrns said. Tho committee agreed at the con clusion of Byrns' testimony to meet Saturday to hear Representative Martin (D., Ore.) in opposition to the bill. STAINLESS WICKS V VapoR oi Same formula . . same price. Il original form, too, if you prefe for .10 COLDS OVER VW MILLION JARS USED TeARLl mm me, OUALITV ECONOMY SERVICE Ifciptist Church Spring and Sixth At tho Baptist church Sunday morning, tho sermon subject will be "Knowing God." The choir will sing "I Hcnrd tho Voice of Jesus Say." For the evening servico at 6 o'clock, tho subject will be "Whosoever Will." Misses -Jane Williams and Josephine Cochrano will sing "Tho Ivory Palaces." The topic for tho young people's meeting at 0:18 will bo "What Lead ership Should Wo Follow?" Alice Kctchem will be the leader. Bible school meets at 0:45; prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. All arc cordially Invited to these services. Emmanuel Apostolic Assembly 1006 Jefferson Avcnuo Tho Emmanuel Apostolic assembly will havo Sunday school at tho regu lar hour,. 10 o'clock, followed by preaching at 11 o'clock by tho pas tor. In the evening two real ser vices havo been planned, Rev. R. S. Sweeten states. The young people will meet at. 6:30, and at 7:45 an evangelistic servico will bo hold. "To theso services and during tho wcok you aro invited to como and hear and bo a door of tho Words of Llfo," he urges. Tho midweek services will bo held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. A street, meeting will bo held at 8 o'clock Saturday evening. Tho pastor requests that tho congregation bring a Blblo to tho first threo meetings. m . Highest quality plus . lowest economical prices i plus the iriosf -efficient, pleasing: Service equals c o in p 1 ete satisfaction. That's what thousands ; of our daily food shop pers have found by shop ping here regularly. And . those are exactly the same reasons you'll pre fer our modern stores. A visit will convince you.' Need for Companion.hip A mnn would havo no pleasure In discovering nil the beauties of the universe, oven In lionvcn Itself, unless -he had a partner to whom I ho might communicate his Joy. 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